UNA CMS – Language Breakdown

• 79.2% PHP
• → The core of the project, handling the backend, server-side logic, modules, and APIs.
• 9.0% HTML
• → Used for page templates, layouts, and static content structures.
• 8.5% JavaScript
• → Client-side scripts for UI interactions, dynamic content, AJAX requests, and interactive elements.
• 2.7% CSS
• → Stylesheets managing the visual presentation and layout of the user interface.
• 0.6% Less
• → CSS preprocessor used for variables, nesting, and mixins. Slightly outdated by 2025, possibly retained for theme compatibility.
• 0.0% SCSS
• → Present but practically unused, potentially remnants from older or incomplete migrations.

jotclient – Language Breakdown

• 53.3% PHP
• → Core backend functionality.
• 36.3% JavaScript
• → Frontend scripting for UI components, real-time interactions, or chat features.
• 6.8% CSS
• → Stylesheets for frontend design and layouts.
• 3.1% HTML
• → Markup templates and content structure.
• 0.5% Other
• → Possibly config files, documentation, or miscellaneous assets.

jot server – Language Breakdown

• 95.4% JavaScript
• → Backend server logic, likely a Node.js application handling sockets or real-time communication.
• 4.6% Dockerfile
• → Docker configuration for containerized deployment.

una-mobile-app – Language Breakdown

• 70.9% JavaScript
• → Core application logic, likely using React Native or a hybrid framework.
• 10.4% Java
• → Android native modules or integrations.
• 5.1% Shell
• → Build scripts and deployment tooling.
• 3.9% TypeScript
• → Typed JavaScript, likely for newer components or safer logic.
• 3.3% Ruby
• → Likely for Fastlane or build automation tasks.
• 3.1% Objective-C
• → iOS native modules or bridging logic.
• 3.3% Other
• → Miscellaneous files, configs, or assets.

You can view these percentages directly on each repo’s GitHub main page under the Languages section on the right sidebar, or by visiting Insights → Repository → Languages.

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